Your website might look sleek and polished on the outside, but behind the scenes, it runs on something called a CMS, or Content Management System. This tool gives you the ability to log in and make basic updates—like swapping out photos, editing text, or publishing new blog posts—without needing to write code.
What is a CMS, Anyway?
A CMS is like the control panel for your website. It lets you manage content, images, pages, and more—all in one place.
π For a quick and friendly overview of how it works, check out this article from WordPress:
π What is a CMS? – WordPress.com
Do I Have CMS Access?
That depends on your setup and what we discussed during your project. Most of our clients receive Editor or Admin access depending on how hands-on they want to be.
You’ll usually receive:
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A link to your CMS login page
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Your username and temporary password
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A quick walkthrough or training session (if included in your package)
If you don’t recall receiving this info, feel free to reach out and we’ll resend it!
What Can I Update on My Own?
Depending on your access level, you may be able to:
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Edit text on existing pages
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Upload images or update media
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Create or publish blog posts
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Make basic SEO edits (like page titles and meta descriptions)
If you’re unsure or want help updating something, check out the article on how to request a content update.
Need Help?
If something doesn’t look right or you run into trouble, we’re here to help.
π¬ You can always submit a ticket from the Knowledge Base or chat with us inside the client portal––We may be on another call when you message us, but don’t worry, we’ll be notified and get back to you as soon as we can!